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Boots went completely out of style in favor of these new elegant heels, now elaborately decorated with ribbons, rosettes or buckles.

Herbs perennial, densely glandular hairy throughout, with sterile basal rosettes and a few flowering stems.

The surface is decorated with rosettes and 18 tiny pockets of the same soft leather.

The leaves, which may be simple or compound, are usually alternate, occasionally opposite or whorled, and often in basal rosettes .

Decoration: He could do the simplest rosettes and bindings, or he could do the most elaborate, but it was always just right in the context.

Caudex several branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes and covered with leaves or petiolar remains of previous years.

Caudex slender, often many branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes, covered with leaf remains of previous years.

Caudex many branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes and covered with papery leaf remains of previous years.

Caudex few to many branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes and covered with leaves of previous years.

The researchers aim to develop a drug to 'break up' rosettes in the blood of children with severe malaria.

Plants forming leafy rosettes; seed surface with conspicuous longitudinal ridges of flattened fused papillae; NE China.

The 'flowers' are actually double rosettes composed of masses of green bracts that give the young blooms their distinctive colour.

low-growing alpine plant cultivated for its dark glossy green leaves in basal rosettes and showy solitary bell-shaped blue flowers.

Flowering stems and petioles pubescent, glabrescent; plants with leaf rosettes at anthesis.

succulent plants having rosettes of leaves usually with hemp-like fiber and spikes of showy flowers; chiefly Africa.

Leaves alternate, often crowded into sessile rosettes, less often spaced along stems.

Decorate with whipped cream rosettes and garnish the cherries and chocolate hearts.

Herbs perennial, robust, erect, sprouting from caudex or with leafy basal rosettes.

Plants without basal leaf rosettes, often ephemeral; petals rotate.

Flowering stems and petioles white villous, hairs basally enlarged; plants without leaf rosettes at anthesis.

Caudex simple or few to many branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes.

Herbs perennial, with short-stalked leafy basal rosettes.

stolons rooting at ends and producing dense rosettes of leaves and flowers.

Herbs, shrubs, or trees, usually with dense rosettes of very fleshy leaves.

Shoots tightly packed, with leaf rosettes superimposed into columns, usually without intervals, 2--3 mm in diam. Leaves sessile, dimorphic.

With the leaves arranged in basal rosettes, the stem very short or lacking.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes woody, producing 1 to several leaf rosettes.

Shoots much branched, with leaf rosettes.

Plants throughout densely appressed tomentose; plants with leafy rosettes; petals 8-16 mm.

Leaf rosettes more than 1. 5 cm in diam. ; inner leaves distinctly longer than outer.

Most jaguars are tan or orange with distinctive black spots, dubbed " rosettes " because they are shaped like roses.

Herbs perennial. Leaf rosettes 1. 5--5. 5 cm in diam. , with remains of old leaves at base, solitary or several in dense mats.

No elderly gentlemen wearing pale leather gloves and rosettes in their lapels, for example.

Inflorescences usually numerous, arising from different leaf rosettes, corymbose, main axis slender;

Basal rosettes well developed at flowering time, larger rosette leaves usually more than twice as long as leaves of flowering stems;

juvenile leaves crowded in terminal rosettes;

Basal leaves in subsessile rosettes, spiral or decussate, mostly alternate;

Basal leaves in 1 or more erect rosettes;

Herbs perennial. Leaves forming rosettes, 1. 5--2. 5 cm in diam. Petiole narrowly winged, usually shorter than leaf blade;

Basal leaves in 2-5 erect rosettes;